How to Make Your Python Code More Modular and Reusable

Unlock the full potential of your Python projects with our latest video, ‘How to Make Your Python Code More Modular and Reusable’. Dive into the world of Python programming as we guide you through the essentials of packaging your code and adapting functions for maximum reusability. Whether you’re a beginner looking to refine your coding approach or an experienced developer eager to streamline your workflow, this video is your stepping stone to more efficient and maintainable code.
What You’ll Learn:
Packaging Basics: Master the art of organizing your Python code into neat, manageable modules.
Function Optimization: Discover strategies to make your functions versatile and adaptable to different scenarios.
Best Practices: Embrace coding conventions that promote readability and collaboration.
Why Modular Code?
Save Time: Reuse code across projects with ease.
Enhance Collaboration: Make your code more understandable for other developers.
Reduce Errors: Simplify debugging and maintenance with well-structured code.
Join us and transform the way you code. By the end of this video, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge to create Python programs that stand the test of time. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more tips on becoming a Python pro!
This is video 9 in my Python Tutorial Series for beginners - You can find the previous video here: • Working with Files in...

[@timothynewton5231]

Subbed. I wish I had found this 3 years ago when I was first getting started. Hopefully someone newer will stumble across your work and find your work helpful.

[@the_code_guy]

Thanks for the kind words, the support and for watching!

[@MuhanadAbulHusn]

The way you explained it is really awesome 👌

[@the_code_guy]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!

[@Robert256]

I am one of these new-to-python viewers. Most of this made sense to me. What environment are you programming in? The one I was introduced to doesn't have the autocomplete feature nor the highlighting of similar arguments, etc...

[@the_code_guy]

I am using pycharm Community in these videos. For me Pycharm is by far the best IDE i've ever used. Thanks for watching!

[@Robert256]

Thank you, I will check it out!@@the_code_guy

[@vvkthegreatest]

Very useful.nthanks

[@the_code_guy]

Glad you found it useful. Thanks for the support!

[@guocity]

How to share package with other python files in OS level?

[@the_code_guy]

You would have to install it as a python external packge into python or your venv . There are several ways to do it. Host your own pip server or do a local pip install.
Pycharm makes it prety easy if you just want to do it locally. www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/creating-and-running-setup-py.html
If you want to install in a new venv pip install -e
This is a pretty advanced subject. I can add to my future video list if you would like me to cover. Thanks for watching!

[@MuhanadAbulHusn]

It would be useful indeed. Personally, I upload my packages to Github and clone it from there

[@somethingdarkinside]

Your voice sounds familiar, hmmm

[@the_code_guy]

I also make content on a certain action RPG or something else?

[@somethingdarkinside]

@@the_code_guy that might be it.

[@the_code_guy]

Thanks for coming over. Hope you find it useful!